Menu screens

[Henrygao19]

Overview

Implemented multiple menu screens and refactored the drawing system for better modularity. The menu system includes screens for the main menu, settings, end game, matchmaking, loading, logo display, and a pause menu. Refactored the simulator to be a class-based design. Enhanced the drawing process by introducing custom drawing classes and centralizing canvas ownership in the main.py file.

Changes Made

• Created Menu Screens: Logo, Loading, Main Menu, Settings, Game, and End Screen.
• Modified Main.py to handle menu screen transitions and controlling the game.
• Modified Main.py to support research and players. The research side omits menu screen functionality.
• Designed custom drawing classes: buttons, ninepatch, sliders, images, textbox, editable textbox.
• Refactor rendering so that main.py now has ownership of the game canvas. Game canvas ownership originally belonged to renderer.py
• Game is agnostic to resize

Test Coverage

Tested manually by navigating through all menu screens, interacting with UI elements, and ensuring seamless transitions. Verified that drawing components render correctly on the centralized canvas. Refactored simulator functionalities were tested by running sample simulations. Also tested all functionalities on different screen sizes.

Screenshots

Screenshot of different screen sizes (1440 x 1024) and (1440/4 x 1024/2)

[chalo2000]

nice job on your first PR! I've left some general code comments that I expect to be applied on all files (e.g. multiple violations of using snake case for variables and function names in Python but I only commented in a specific area). most of these are stylistic changes I trust you to make but I'm requesting changes because I'd like to see on my end that changing scale to smoothscale throughout the codebase will make the assets clearer. please focus on this change while addressing my other comments!

[chalo2000]

thank you for the quick changes. left some comments. in addition, please remove the .DS_Store files from the PR and any other file changes that seem irrelevant to the PR (e.g. frontend/orders.py, frontend/orders_set.py, the fry_potato.json change)